RESULTS
SNOOKER
Congratulations to Scott Liddell on winning the Dennis Dempsey Memorial Trophy beating Mason Graham 5- 2 in the final, it was a closer game that the scoreline suggests with four frames going to the black ball, Scott won three of them.
Mason had the highest break of the final with a 43, his highest break in the league so far.
Results from the Hainsworth league: Ian McIllwraith 1, Matt Corrigan 2; Tam McClung 2, Willie Bell 1; Jamie Murray 1, Tommy Kenny 2; Mason Graham 1, Kieran Clark 2; Ali Hall 2, Tom Morton 1; David Miller 1, Kenny McNair 2; Ally Muir 3, Iain Brown 0; Alan Hall Jnr 1, Tom Morton 2; Scott Morrison 3, Alex Murdoch 0; Gary Chivas 1, Kevin McKeen 2; Martin Gallagher 1, Scott Morrison 2; Alan Hall Jnr 2, Andy Graham 1; Richard Sharpe 2, Kevin McKeen 1; James Dennis 1, John McKeen 2; Ivan Campbell 0, Davie Graham 3; Tommy Young 2, Selim Yilmaz 1; Scott Liddell 1, Colin Murdoch 2.
High breaks this week were, Scott Morrison 45 & 41 and Mason Graham 43.
GOLF RETURNS
Girvan: The Turnberry gents competed for the Sunday medal on November 18 which was won by Ewan Campbell ( 13) 73 ( Bruce Course) followed by A. MacDuff ( 10) 74 and P. Ferguson ( 1) 74 both on the Ailsa Course.. The Saturday medal on 24th. November brought in John Broadfoot ( 5) 70 as winner followed by G. Todd ( 14) 75, P. Keenan ( 1) 75 and J, Byers ( 7) 75 all on the Ailsa course.
DARTS
Ayr and District League, sponsored by M& K Flooring, JDA Decor and Future Alliance: Pockets A 6, Mathas 4; Anchor A 6, Redstone 4; Glenburn 9, Anchor B 1; Coylton 8, Pockets B 2; Ship 7, High Society 3. Best games: J Gaffney 18/ 19; J Auld 20/ 21; J Devlin 23; J Devlin 20; K Craig 21; N McEwan 18; K O’Neill 23/ 24; P Barelli 19; J Murray 23; J McDowall 21; J Moore 20; R Longbridge 20; J Kennedy 20/ 23; D Lowrie 17/ 22; G Collumb Snr 20; K Winning 17; P Bryden 18/ 20; A Currie 16; C Menzies 20; M Muir 21/ 21. 180s: J Devlin. Highest checkout: K Craig 125. Tuesday, December 11: 301 Double in/ double out. Redstone, £ 3 per pair - at least two or more pairs.
DOMINOES
Ayr and District Domino League: Drouthy Neebors 5, Smugglers 4; Fourways 4, Anchor B 5; Willie Wastles 6, Thistle 3; Whitehorse A 3, Burns A 6; Burns B 3, Whitehorse B 6; Anchor A 4, Anchor C 5; Chase 4, Railway Club 5.
Congratulations to Susan Hudspith and Shirl Tweets( Whitehorse B) on winning the Alex Cook/ Jimmy Campbell memorial trophy beating Michael Stewart and John Thorburn ( Drouthy Neebors) in the final.
The Drouthy Neebors cup starts this Friday, December 7 at 7.30pm ( See fixture lists for details).
BOWLS Auchinleck Indoor
Senior team beat Whiteinch 93- 47 at home. S. Graham 23; J. Fleming 18; E. Duncan 22; T. Woods 30.
This result ensured that Auchinleck Senior Team won the West Division League being five points ahead of Whiteinch, the Senior team have one more game this weekend away to Dumbarton.
Indoor Baird Bowl competition results: Auchinleck outdoor 4, Galston 2; Cumnock 4, Glaisnock Valley 2.
Claire Johnston successfully retained her place as an International Skip following the trial at Arbroath, she will play in International Series at Chelmsford, Essex in March 2019.
George Robertson, Mason Carson, Chelsey McCreadie and Sophie Reid played in SYIBA Dales Fours at Prestwick. The junior team were playing in a section of 7 teams, they beat, Prestwick, Ardrossan, Lanarkshire, Whiteinch, Falkirk but lost to Alloa. Auchinleck lost to West of Scotland in the semi- final. Ladies and gents teams have no game this week as SIBA Gents and Ladies Triples play downs will be held.
The club will host the South Venue with play starting at 9.30am on Saturday, then 2pm play continuing on to Sunday at 9.30am with quarter- final starting at 2pm. The club will be represented in Gents by Alex Fleming, Craig Johnston, and Garry Johnstone, in Ladies the team will be Liz Hume. Elaine McKenzie and Heather Kay Both teams are drawn against Bainfield at Cumbernauld, the gent’s game is at 9.30am with the ladies playing at 2pm Bottle bingo is now dated for Wednesday, December 19 at 7pm.
Prestwick
Prestwick Gents found it tough on the road once again as they were beaten 90- 69 away at Tweedbank on Saturday, the defeat leaves the Gents in a dog fight at the lower end of the section and have a real fight on their hands to stay in the division. John Cuthbertson and Darren Weir recorded victories but it wasn’t enough to claim the two points. The Ladies side put their home advantage to use as they beat local rivals Ayr 66- 43 at home. With wins on all the three rinks skipped by Rebecca Houston, Betty Hainey and Wilma Ogilvie they now sit second in the section. The seniors remain at the foot of their section following another home defeat on Saturday to Blantyre, they went down 61- 42. All four of the Prestwick rinks were defeated which kept Blantyre at top of the section. This Saturday the Seniors make the short trip to take on Ayr at the Lothian Road Stadium.
On Sunday the club hosted the annual SYIBA Fours competition with kids from all over the country competing for the title. The Prestwick quartet of Emily Houston, Luke Jones, Rachel Houston and Ross Gouldstone failed to win their last group match which would of advanced them through to the semi finals.
Rebecca Houston has been selected as a reserve for the Ladies International Squad after the trial on Sunday at Arbroath. Rebecca will travel with the squad to Falcon IBC in Chelmsford in March.
This Friday night the clubs junior side take on Dumbarton in the first round of the SYIBA Top 10 at home with a 7pm start.
This weekend sees the playdowns of the SIBA National Triples take place at various venues around the country. The Gents triple of Andy Kilday, Craig Lindsay and Paul Foster take on Cowal at Cumbernauld on Saturday morning and the Ladies trio of Rachel, Lyn and Rebecca Houston take on Abbeyview at the same venue on Saturday afternoon.